Ed,
Not sure I got your point. Anyway, it wasn't my intention
to make a statement on how costly address space creation actually
is (I simply don't have a clue). But, thinking highlevel that at
least some control blocks have to be build, it cannot come for
free. Then, if it wasn't something expens
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Subject: Re: assembler batch calling unix daemon
Michael,
I dare to comment on your "vast overhead of creating an ASID".
While I agree that creating an address spac
Michael,
I dare to comment on your "vast overhead of creating an ASID".
While I agree that creating an address space in not a cheap thing
in z/OS, it is by far not as often needed as your statement might
imply. Only if there is no idle BPXAS UNIX services initiator
available, is it that a new addr
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assembler batch calling unix daemon
Dear group,
I need to call unix-OSNMP from an Assembler pgm which is running in z/OS
(1.12)-Batch.
I use
Dear group,
I need to call unix-OSNMP from an Assembler pgm which is running in z/OS
(1.12)-Batch.
I use
Address SYSCALL
call bpxwunix ''cmd'',,out.,, __environment.
but as I must call bpxwunix often, the overhead is a problem (each time an Asid
is created).
What I nee
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